Offsite Poing
The project was done in 2019. The task was to create presentation materials for a meeting with an investor based on incoming information from architects.
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Within the dense forest of tall trees, a lonely narrow gap reveals a tiny section of blue sky, at the very limit of the hilltop.
There, in that forgotten space sits the new chapel, looking towards the rising sun of the east, and facing only the unique landscape.
The idea behind this project was to create 4 images that would capture the building in its environment with all kinds of lighting/atmosphere scenarios. The client especially liked the misty/rainy atmosphere and wanted to see it in at least two of the images. Overall the images are more stylized rather than photorealistic, to give them unique, picturesque character.
New build development containing 8 luxury two bedroom apartments right on the edge of Bramhall Park golf course just outside of the Greater Manchester area.
This set of images are created using 3ds max, Corona render, Photoshop and Forest pack.
After getting projects from this particular client, I realized my potential in designing landscape/nature settings, which indeed is a crucial thing, especially when it comes to visualizing cabins.
The aim of the project was to showcase Poliigon’s new ground photoscans textures in an archviz environment. The existing project Hinterhouse by Mènard Dworkind was chosen as the ideal location to do so. I decided to take the project further in my free time and experiment with varying lighting scenarios.
Highres images here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/107531403/Hinterhouse-Prefab